Turning pain into empowerment. That is the foundation of my sophomore album “My Way Out”. Following a break up, I questioned everything about my identity as both a person and artist. This painful self-reflection was life changing. And as I changed, so did my taste in music. I was only interested in listening to empowerment anthems. Songs that could lift me up when I needed them most. I quickly realized I wanted to write songs of my own that could elicit the same feeling in me and my friends. So I set out on a journey to create an album that could both catapult me through hard times, but also remind me of where I’ve come from. I’m so proud of this pop album and hope it helps you through whatever life throws your way.